If our politics continues to remain so abysmally unequal, our society will continue to dig itself a deeper hole of patriarchy, and we will continue to police women’s cleavages.

The BJP is so drunk on years of power and popularity that it seems to think it is invincible and fully insulated from any public ire.

Political parties want to celebrate women voters because they make for crucial votes, but want to deny them real power and representation.

Before Indian citizens are expected to follow these austerity measures, the PM must answer some questions.

They will remain textbook cases as political mavericks of India’s dynamic political milieu.

The question is to what extent the Opposition can stop the BJP from expanding its national footprint.

The fiery politician arguing in the SC is a message of female assertion in male-dominated politics.

For a government that claims to uphold ‘nari shakti’, the dilution of MGNREGA is an inexplicable misstep.

It is now defined by disorderly conduct rather than discourse, and by disruption rather than discussion.

Phenomenal rise of the Indian woman voter is only one part of the story.

Tariff war with the US puts Modi in a sticky spot, in terms of foreign policy and domestic political posturing.

Politics is nothing if not a game of optics and perception. And it is in that he consistently slips up.

Not just for India, secularism is vital for any diverse democracy aspiring to uphold civil liberties.

Hiccups in its democratic structure often result from a tendency to undermine freedom of expression.

The terror attack puts it in a quandary on three fronts: Domestic, international and messaging to perpetrators.